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Supreme Court strengthens control over gold trade and takes a crucial step towards Amazon conse WWF Brasil

COP30 Panda.org

In Brazil, Soy Producers Seek License to Deforest the Amazon WWF Brasil

WWF and BCG launch study to strengthen civil society’s engagement in climate negotiations WWF Brasil

Brazilian Government Names André Corrêa do Lago as COP30 President WWF Brasil

Groundbreaking Study Highlights Mercury Contamination Potential in Four Amazon Basins WWF Brasil

Climate: Warming in Brazil is already higher than the global average. WWF Brasil

COP 29: Weak financial deal is a setback for climate action WWF Brasil

In one year, deforestation and conversion falls 30.6% in the Amazon and 25.7% in the Cerrado WWF Brasil

Sustainable production chains gain strength in Acre WWF Brasil

Technology boosts the fight against environmental crimes in Acre State WWF Brasil

Indigenous Leaders Launch the Indigenous Peoples' Troika at COP 29 to Strengthen Global Partici WWF Brasil

Amazon had more than 50,000 fire outbreaks in 2024 and smoke spreads across the country WWF Brasil

Amazon, Cerrado and Pantanal break new wildfire records in September WWF Brasil

Organic beef production and ecotourism in the Pantanal WWF Brasil

Wildfires continue to rise in Brazil's main biomes in 2024 WWF Brasil

Pantanal has 126% more fire outbreaks than in 2019 WWF Brasil

WWF-Brazil and Embrapa launch brochure on best practices on cattle ranching WWF Brasil

COP28: Restoration of ecosystems and promotion of bioeconomics are crucial WWF Brasil

WWF-Brasil promotes exhibition about the Pantanal WWF Brasil

An Inside View of Matopiba WWF Brasil

10 products that come from tropical forests wwf.org.uk

With 22 thousand fire outbreaks, the Amazon has the worst month of October in 15 years WWF Brasil

Annual deforestation rate in the Brazilian Amazon increases by 33% Panda.org

Deforestation increases the costs of climate change for agribusiness WWF Brasil

Serious risks expected to the Belo Monte hydroelectric dam project due to climate change impact WWF Brasil

Festival draws attention to the importance of conserving jaguars WWF Brasil

The dry season begins with record fires and devastation on the rise in the Amazon and Cerrado WWF Brasil

Water in 12 Amazon lakes is already warmer than in 2023, when 330 dolphins died WWF Brasil

WWF statement on Brazil government's decision to open up a national reserve in the Amazon for m Panda.org

Deforestation drops in the Amazon in the first month of 2023 WWF Brasil

In the Cerrado, deforestation alerts increase 19% compared to February last year WWF Brasil

WWF-Brazil launches its Environmental Challenge WWF Brasil

Deforestation in the Brazilian Cerrado increases by 25% in 2022 and registers the highest rate WWF Brasil

Fire killed 17 million vertebrates in the Pantanal in 2020 WWF Brasil

Deforestation in the Amazon remains at high levels, with a rate of 11,568 km2 in 2022 WWF Brasil

Arapaima: the freshwater giant WWF Brasil

Amazon has more than 4,000 illegal mining sites, shows ACTO study with WWF-Brazil WWF Brasil

Deter says deforestation migrates from the Amazon to the Cerrado in 2023 WWF Brasil

No ecosystem left behind WWF Brasil

Cerrado is the most devastated biome in Brazil, accounting by far for eight of the 12 main rive WWF Brasil

WWF-Brasil launches publication about migratory birds in the Pantanal Wetlands WWF Brasil

Deforestation in the Cerrado Biome increased by 9% in 2017 WWF Brasil

Brazilian NDC reduces the country's climate ambition Panda.org

Environmentalists ask markets to help stop the destruction of the Cerrado Panda.org

Restoration creates work and income in the Cerrado WWF Brasil

Burning grows 350% in the Cerrado WWF Brasil

Ecological Footprint study shows São Paulo state residents ‘consume’ almost 2 planets and those WWF Brasil

Vaga: Team coordinator and executive assistant (WWF International) WWF Brasil

Marina Silva takes over Brazil's Ministry of Environment with a new structure and a department to combat deforestation WWF Brasil

Fires in the Pantanal grow more than 200% and break a record WWF Brasil

Even with signs of a drop in 2023, deforestation remains high in the Amazon; situation is critical in the Cerrado WWF Brasil

Infographics show the importance of the Pantanal and the main threats faced by the biome WWF Brasil

WWF-Brazil wants agricultural commodities markets to align against deforestation WWF Brasil

An Unprecedented Agreement for the Pantanal is Signed WWF Brasil

Character Chico Bento becomes WWF-Brazil ambassador WWF Brasil

Rural woman producer rehabilitates degraded areas with native Cerrado species WWF Brasil

Socio-biodiversity economy strengthens extractivists WWF Brasil

Atlantic Forest is declared UN World Restoration Flagship WWF Brasil

Study shows illegalities in 94% of converted ecosystems in the Amazon and the MATOPIBA WWF Brasil

Survey reveals that Brazilians wish to be closer to nature, but they think nature is not being protected as it should WWF Brasil

Marina Silva as Brazil’s Environmental Minister shows commitment to retake a leading role in th WWF Brasil

Lula vetoes major setbacks to Bill 2903 and keeps commitment to indigenous peoples and Brazil WWF Brasil

Dam burst in Brumadinho caused 125 hectares of forest loss WWF Brasil

New European Union law reinforces the need for urgent measures for zero deforestation in Brazil WWF Brasil

Sociobioeconomy adds high value to Brazilian exports WWF Brasil

Have you heard of PANC: Non-Conventional Food Plants? WWF Brasil

Climate crisis: severe drought in the Amazon is worsened by deforestation and fire WWF Brasil

381 new species discovered in the Amazon Panda.org

Civil Society remains excluded from the Brazilian National Council for Energy Policy (CNPE) mee WWF Brasil

Brazilian Government launches Plan to restore and protect the Cerrado WWF Brasil

Species of the Amazon: Educational series shows the diversity of forest dwellers WWF Brasil

The “Big Five” of the Cerrado WWF Brasil

Expansion of agriculture and livestock reduce biodiversity in the Cerrado and Amazon, study fin WWF Brasil

Stories of struggle and perseverance to keep the Cerrado alive WWF Brasil

The Alcatrazes frog: makes its home in a bromeliad WWF Brasil

Sixty-one meat and soybean purchasing companies in Brazil have committed to combating deforesta WWF Brasil

Where are the animals of the Cerrado? WWF Brasil

Southern Amazon Mosaic facilitates Protected Area management WWF Brasil

Most of the profit from soybean production in Brazil goes abroad WWF Brasil

COP28: Extreme drought in the Amazon could worsen even further in 2024 WWF Brasil

Pantanal may face a historic water crisis in 2024 WWF Brasil

Forest Residents present two species of anteaters of the Amazon WWF Brasil

Hydroelectric power plants can flood national park in the Amazon Region WWF Brasil

Sustainable beef from the Pantanal gains a new certification process WWF Brasil

Peruaçu Caves National Park receives tourism infrastructure WWF Brasil

Certification of sugarcane production increases productivity and income WWF Brasil

Agribusiness Receivables Certificates – Green CRAs WWF Brasil

Soy Moratorium: the main global Zero Deforestation benchmark WWF Brasil

Banishing pesticides on Responsible Soy agenda WWF Brasil

Brazil has a pathway to preserve forests, but an alliance with OPEC+ is a setback WWF Brasil

Cerrado: water, legislation and the future of Brazil WWF Brasil

Before the world, Lula commits to put Brazil on the path of zero deforestation by 2030 WWF Brasil

Methodology employed: rapid ecological assessment WWF Brasil

Brazilian Coalition publishes study on Brazil’s beef chain traceability WWF Brasil

DETER system shows reducing deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon WWF Brasil

State of Acre approves unprecedented environmental incentives policy WWF Brasil

::: Latin America Update :::Protecting hyacinth macaws in Brazil Panda.org

The hatching of the Amazon turtles WWF Brasil

Wildfires in the Amazon increases respiratory diseases WWF Brasil